Faulkner, William
Faulkner, William

fault


Definition: Meaning of, fault in English to Chinese dictionary.

Pronunciation: / fɔːlt;fɒlt /

  • noun
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  • antonym
Word Forms:
Singular Plural
fault faults
[countable]
  1. 故障
    SYNONYM
    malfunction, error, breakdown, glitch, snag
    ANTONYM
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  2. 錯
    SYNONYM
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    ANTONYM
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  3. 過錯
    SYNONYM
    mistake, offense, miss, offence
    ANTONYM
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  4. 過失
    SYNONYM
    error, blame, wrong, lapse, misstep
    ANTONYM
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  5. 毛病
    SYNONYM
    trouble, defect, mistake, illness, shortcoming
    ANTONYM
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  6. 缺點
    SYNONYM
    shortcoming, defect, weak point
    ANTONYM
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  7. 闕
    SYNONYM
    watchtower, deficiency
    ANTONYM
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  8. 碴
    SYNONYM
    quarrel
    ANTONYM
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  9. 愆
    SYNONYM
    transgression
    ANTONYM
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  10. 短
    SYNONYM
    short, weak point, lack, fine
    ANTONYM
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  11. 過分
    SYNONYM
    excess, superabundance
    ANTONYM
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  12. 眚
    SYNONYM
    calamity, cataract
    ANTONYM
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  13. 罪
    SYNONYM
    crime, sin, guilt, blame
    ANTONYM
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  14. 病
    SYNONYM
    disease, illness, sickness, ailment
    ANTONYM
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  15. 錯處
    SYNONYM
    demerit
    ANTONYM
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  • verb
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Word Forms:
Prsesent Past Past Participle
fault faulted faulted
Present Participle Third Person Singular
faulting faults
[transitive usually passive]
  1. 指責
    SYNONYM
    criticize, censure
    ANTONYM
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  2. 責備
    SYNONYM
    blame, reproach, reprove
    ANTONYM
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  3. 咎
    SYNONYM
    blame, punish
    ANTONYM
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  4. 控告
    SYNONYM
    sue, charge, accuse, complain
    ANTONYM
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